The reconciliation bill, in the provisions proposed related to immigration released by the US home court committee, has good news in stores for legal dreamers (documented).
On payment of an additional $ 1500 fee and passing the required examination of law enforcement and medical examination, the dreamer (both are not documented and documented) can adjust their status with permanent residents (green card holders).
For this, both of them, especially the conditions that will be fulfilled are: They must have arrived at us before they are 18 years old and continue to live here since then; And they are constantly present physically in the United States since January 1, 2021.
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The term – reconciliation says it all.
While the bill does not try to eliminate state caps for green cards, it also does not increase the annual quota of the addition of H-1B capners, to meet the requirements of one of the four conditions that need to be fulfilled – individuals must serve in the US Armed Forces; achieved or resolved at least two years well from US education institutions in a degree program or post-secondary credentials; Or for a period of three years immediately before submitting status adjustments, individuals should have consistent records of income obtained in the US.
Finally, students or those involved in internships, internships or similar training programs are also eligible to submit status adjustments.
Dip Patel, the president ‘increases dreams’, an advocacy association led by young immigrants who have grown in the US say, “This is the most inclusive text for the dreamer we have in any bill, because it allows all children to qualify, regardless of the status .
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Pareen Mhatre, a 21-year-old biomedical engineering student, the third year at Iowa University, testified and explained however, he showed that the home judicial committee must change or clarify that a sustainable physical presence test must allow for a particular trip, the opposite can disqualify some individuals .
Documented dreamers are children who are brought to the US when they are children.
Their parents entered the US legally on non-immigrant visas such as H-1B.
At present, when these children are 21 years old (age), they can no longer continue their dependent H-4 visa.
Whether they have to transit to the F-1 visa which is intended for international students, which have its own challenges such as higher costs and limited work feasibility; Or they must be deported alone to their home country, say India.
When TOI consistently reported, a work-based green card backlog for decades for Indians to postpone, as the majority of these children before green cards can be obtained.
According to previous studies conducted by David Bier, a research colleague at the Cato Institute, in April 2020, 1.36 lakh children from India families were arrested in the backlog of EB2 and EB3 green card categories, which had an estimated waiting time of 84 years .
Bier has shown that 62% of children like that will agree without getting a green card.
In the context of this bill, BIER has posted on social media, “The first thing to note: This is a straight line route to a legal permanent residence – which guarantees the road to citizenship after five years.
This is different from other previous legalization plans including dreams that passed From home and promises, which are conditional paths.
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